Creating Web Dynpro
iViews
SAP NetWeaver Portal enables the creating and running of iViews that run on Web Dynpro technology. Web Dynpro iViews may run Web Dynpro ABAP or Web Dynpro Java. Web Dynpro Java applications being consumed may reside locally or at a remote location; and they may represent a single or multiple Web Dynpro windows and views.
The View wizard has a single entry point for all the Web Dynpro Java iView creation options.
The portal uses its application integration technology to create remote Web Dynpro Java iViews – the same technology that enables the creation of SAP Application iViews (see Creating SAP Application iViews). This technology enables a variety of iView creation options:
iView Type |
Description |
Local Web Dynpro iViews |
Integrates locally deployed Web Dynpro Java applications and offers the following creation options: · iView that runs a Web Dynpro Java application; runtime is Web Dynpro · iView that runs one or more Web Dynpro Java application (or application variant) views; runtime is Web Dynpro · Portal component iView that runs a Web Dynpro Java application; runtime is portal runtime (PRT) This option is available primarily for backward compatibility. More information: Creating Local Web Dynpro Java iViews |
Remote Web Dynpro – Basic |
Integrates a remote standalone Web Dynpro Java application that runs on a remote portal. More information: Creating Basic Web Dynpro iViews from a Remote Portal |
Remote Web Dynpro – Advanced |
Creates a local iView that runs a remote Web Dynpro Java page residing on a remote portal. More information: Creating Advanced Web Dynpro iViews from a Remote Portal |
Web Dynpro ABAP |
Creates a local iView that runs a Web Dynpro ABAP application. The application may reside locally or on a remote system. More information: Creating Web Dynpro ABAP iViews
The Web Dynpro ABAP iView should not be confused with the iViews created over SAP Applications, which are portal iViews that integrate various back-end, mostly ABAP, applications. |
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